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On this edition of Oregon On The Record, we have a conversation with Paul Swangard, the voice of Hayward Field and JB Carney, the senior director of sports for Travel Lane County, about Eugene's track legacy, how it was built, how it’s maintained, and what it takes to keep it going.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record; a candidate forum for the three people running to be Eugene's next mayor. The candidates are:Kaarin Knudson: An architect, author and founder of an affordable housing nonprofit.Shanaè Joyce-Stringer: An educator who’s worked at Eugene 4J School District, Lane Education Services District and owns a life-coaching business.Stefan Strek: An entrepreneur and artist.

Today on Oregon On The Record, you’ll hear from Lauren Dake of OPB about the current run to become Oregon’s next secretary of state and how the two candidates on the democratic side are campaigning to restore trust in a position that is a heartbeat away from the governor.You’ll also hear from KLCC’s own Rebecca Hansen-White about a new health concern in the region and a check in with what’s happening at Eugene’s 4J school district.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, you’ll hear from Lane County’s leading voice on public health, Dr. Patrick Luedtke about widespread health problems in the community and what can be done about them.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record we talk with KLCC’s own investigative reporters Rebecca Hansen White and Nathan Wilk who have doggedly reported on several big healthcare challenges facing Eugene and the surrounding community including closures, layoffs and employee unrest.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you’ll hear from a local professional counselor, Alison Canino, Executive Director of South Lane Mental Health, about the mental health challenge of loneliness in our community. Additionally, we talk with Robert Illig, a local entrepreneur who created an app to help move people away from their devices toward real and meaningful in-person connections.

Today is Earth Day. For 54 years, individuals and communities have used this day to recognize the need to defend our environment and promote sustainability.So, how are we doing as a state and a community?On this edition of Oregon On the Record, we talk with Sristi Kamal of the Western Environmental Law Center and Representative Pam Marsh, chair of the House Committee on Climate, Energy and Environment .

Healthy urban forests mean healthier people and culture. Mike Oxendine of Our Community Forestry speaks with host Barbara Dellenback about his work to ensure the equitable planting, maintenance, and preservation of trees. Diverse planting of trees brings a diverse ability to survive and thrive.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you'll hear from Pablo Valentine, an attorney with Hershner Hunter, and Hope Beraka, the owner of Think Real Estate. We explore an historic change to the way commissions are paid to agents, and what it means to the home-buying and home-selling public.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, you'll hear from OPB's Emily Cureton Cook about her recent story detailing racist and hateful comments at the City of Bend's Human Rights and Equity Commission meeting. You'll also hear from the city's Equity and Inclusion Director Andrés Portela III, who was there.